Fair warning, Dash/Legends whores should leave this thread as this only concerns Capcom's X Team on the survey bit
I haven't had the chance to import it yet since I'm waiting to see what Capcom does with the domestic version. The new features like Forte Cross Rockman and Boktai Cross ? Rockman are damn nice tho. The GBA slot also features nice unlockables like arranged versions of each respective game's battle theme that'll replace the current battle BGM. Speaking of arranged tho, all the music has been upgraded to accomdate the new hardware, and it's extremely nice. The themes are basically more jazzy/pop like, more on the level of the PSX X/GC BN titles. It makes me excited for the future of BN on the DS. (I'm in love with the arranged version of .EXE4's battle theme!) And oddly, it does indeed include both Team of Blues/Colonel to be played seperately, not a remix. Anyway, there's a rip of the game music floating somewhere if you know your rockman sites, check them out!
Now then, Megaman Network ( http://www.megaman-network.com/ ), is running capcom's surveys again for the Megaman series, but this time the X team is inquiring about what we fans want to see done in Megaman X9 and Command Mission 2. Also, Capcom was really grateful about the X collection feedback and will be putting it all to good use. Anyway, here's choice quotes since I can't copy the entire article:
In any case, there's the guidelines. Idiots need not apply, and it's fantastic that Capcom is willing to listen to the fans too. With that said, MMXC is looking to turn out great, and there are no difference between the console versions this time either
I haven't had the chance to import it yet since I'm waiting to see what Capcom does with the domestic version. The new features like Forte Cross Rockman and Boktai Cross ? Rockman are damn nice tho. The GBA slot also features nice unlockables like arranged versions of each respective game's battle theme that'll replace the current battle BGM. Speaking of arranged tho, all the music has been upgraded to accomdate the new hardware, and it's extremely nice. The themes are basically more jazzy/pop like, more on the level of the PSX X/GC BN titles. It makes me excited for the future of BN on the DS. (I'm in love with the arranged version of .EXE4's battle theme!) And oddly, it does indeed include both Team of Blues/Colonel to be played seperately, not a remix. Anyway, there's a rip of the game music floating somewhere if you know your rockman sites, check them out!
Now then, Megaman Network ( http://www.megaman-network.com/ ), is running capcom's surveys again for the Megaman series, but this time the X team is inquiring about what we fans want to see done in Megaman X9 and Command Mission 2. Also, Capcom was really grateful about the X collection feedback and will be putting it all to good use. Anyway, here's choice quotes since I can't copy the entire article:
Robert Johnson, Minami, and all the Mega Man X Collection producers would like to thank all the fans who submitted input for the compilation. They describe the material we sent to them as "useful, and extremely helpful in the creation of this title". They hope everyone is looking forward to MMXC, and are still clinging to a Winter 2005 release!
In the next few months, Capcom's X series team will be meeting to discuss the future of the series, and they're giving you, the fans, a tremendous opportunity to have some input. Capcom is looking at making Mega Man X9 and Mega Man X: Command Mission 2, and has asked us to conduct surveys for them.
First off, nothing is set in stone. Capcom has merely asked us to funnel ideas to them - do not take this for granted that the games are even in production. This is more or less a brainstorming session that they're allowing fan input on, to see if there's enough interest that can be generated to warrant making the games.
Secondly, this is more than just brainstorming - it's also feedback. Capcom wants to know what was wrong with games such as MMX8 and so on, and this is one way the fans can help out, much like we did with our MMX Collection e-mail session.
Also, you don't need to describe what you didn't like about X7. Capcom is pretty well aware, so try and think just about X8/CM. If you want a good guideline, just put down your likes/dislikes about X8/CM. Keep your ideas coming, just try to keep them as brief as possible. We understand that can't always be done, as some of your ideas have to be fleshed out a bit, just try your best.
With that in mind, please note that, aside from feedback on the previous installments, we are only looking for suggestions that deal with the X series' future. No suggestions for remaking previous games (we already had a whole debacle over that), and no suggestions for additions to other series. The staff of Mega Man Network will exclusively handle all reading, filtering, and processing of fan-based input, much like we did with the previous project for the MMX Collection.
Ready to send your ideas and suggestions? Fire them away to the following e-mail address: submissions@megaman-network.com
Firstly, a couple of you have asked why MMN is collecting the emails and not Capcom. I'll let Tim address that:
Simply put, Capcom is requesting that we handle the requests because when they tried to doit for the MMX Collection, they were so inundated with stupid requests, the kind that made it into our mailbag. Capcom threatened tocall off the fan input stuff if something wasn't done, so we offered to act as a filter, and that's why we're doing it again.
I'd also like to point out this is a rare opportunity. Your comments for the MMXC are over in Japan sitting on the producers desk as they build the game. Think about that. No other video game company listens to the fans like that. If you do not like how Capcom has requested us to gather this feedback, then don't participate. It's that simple.
In any case, there's the guidelines. Idiots need not apply, and it's fantastic that Capcom is willing to listen to the fans too. With that said, MMXC is looking to turn out great, and there are no difference between the console versions this time either